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it's do now we need we are day and

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jordan been jordan quick question question

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posed by the day but my bright spots

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jordan is the dreamy creamy

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summer continues to a march along

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and eight i'm a and i

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gotta two years and years for you okay

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she hugged and it's to same people have

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guy told mps oh no

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you're have an acid to lengthy ah

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you're coming up to do lotto now this

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is different story first of all i mean it's tired

1:32

territory be is either impossible

1:34

to open his eyes he have to

1:36

cut open african campaign or he

1:39

has his eye to work sorry this

1:41

to atlanta has made but

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i was considering we are doing a

1:46

plenty week and or they'll

1:48

go over it all the flavors chef

1:50

finding his separating the wheat from the chat

1:52

right ah but realize like there's some

1:54

players i don't really wanna try like what

1:57

is it goes on as like birthday cake thing is

2:00

birthday cake guy i i dont know i

2:02

mean i had that birthday cake ice cream sandwich

2:04

that was just like frosting flavored ice cream

2:09

salted , i i i

2:11

that that but i did try

2:13

cheers and thats the cheers

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the cheers that ca the cheers is

2:18

the salted ca mean i

2:20

layered oh i should say these are all

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the layers of those as a pet par

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face sort of yeah

2:26

it's a guy like a car move

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chicago layer yeah

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good good strong good

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stuff And there's

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a peanut butter one. That's

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amazing. Yeah. Yeah, amazing yeah That's

2:48

that's a testament to. How is

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that? Peanut butter? Normally,

3:07

I would have had it because I'm a big

3:09

peanut butter person. But ice

3:11

cream terms. My partner, she's allergic

3:13

to peanuts So I will never have ice cream ice

3:15

cream in the house with that type

3:17

of flavors. I've never gotten so

3:20

at. That's it's good to know I can

3:22

just skip to Lindsay's bulshit peanut butter

3:24

just to be clear. This is the peanut butter crunch

3:27

the layers

3:29

black That's

3:33

a big deer sound. read , lot of

3:35

eyebrows but is a yesterday my

3:38

family did a classics

3:40

platter of celebrations in

3:42

celebrations a very little sister's birthday my

3:45

grandfather's turn in hundred know man

3:47

centennial others man you

3:49

know there's a wedding you know my partner

3:51

and i got married and like if

3:53

just with pick take your pick take what you wanted

3:56

celebrate wall get together on wall day we'll bang

3:58

it out emerge as dot you know and

4:00

it worth is good stuff good to

4:02

get all takes better of bang it out

4:04

it elms none this lego will see

4:06

on tuesday and then on friday know get

4:09

done was the in four months sweet

4:11

yeah i like at i think a lot of other people

4:13

probably would rather see their family

4:16

moron but

4:18

, really understand yours weighs about my

4:20

the i know it's an open from ah

4:23

yes it's good though what i was

4:25

there take ah their

4:28

birthday cakes or anything else who is not

4:30

there wasn't even know there were it's though

4:32

i think there might have been told it

4:35

it was never brought out in all we

4:37

had around were just candles

4:40

because if you would assume like a

4:42

they were going to try and do the one hundred handle things

4:44

yeah but i think they just quit on that halfway

4:46

through because they're lot of sort of candles around

4:49

had no case anywhere though i think

4:51

they just bailed out at disappointing

4:54

they don't play we had episodes ducks

4:56

talk about okay i'm we

4:58

are going to be going back to the man

5:00

who we talk about august fourth

5:02

two thousand and three okay ah man

5:05

there some reasons to it of course first alex

5:07

is still on his work vacation

5:10

that he added on share so he'll

5:12

probably be but we're recording this on sunday

5:14

i would guess he'll be back on his show

5:17

today on sunday by so we

5:19

won't have time to flip that around until

5:21

wednesday so we'll check in with

5:23

him when he's back of simultaneously

5:25

i think there's a

5:27

the camelot episode that could be made

5:29

all i know it might be too

5:31

deep a well of crazy success

5:33

set out to get it done in

5:35

time and

5:36

man i have lost my

5:39

interest and russell perhaps

5:41

that is unsurprising i say

5:43

i think that there is possibly and episode

5:46

in like covering him yeah but he bores

5:48

me yeah no i saw get to the

5:50

greek i'm i'm good yeah i'd

5:52

i've i've had enough i artificially

5:54

convinced myself like ooh this big

5:56

really fast and the more i watched

5:59

him north side now really

6:01

don't do you know that was nice just

6:03

famous yeah and if i get

6:05

kind of annoyed do because his

6:08

his , on youtube

6:10

they constantly have click bait

6:12

as title was laid off so it begins

6:15

now i gotta the passengers

6:17

over and over again like you're a fucking

6:19

joke joke yeah

6:21

kind of for and yeah i have a so we're back

6:23

in the in and the

6:26

as some stuff going on i

6:28

that out as feelings about the feelings war

6:31

is as bad suffocation read

6:33

as it rebirth of occasional no update

6:36

on now neither party is still

6:38

and can tell him play a guy has a go

6:40

to dallas gotta have will get out of business

6:42

on this but first of a sick little moments

6:44

a load of new are allocated yeah so

6:46

first you all but liebowitz letter alex

6:49

can't pronounce anymore thank so much your now

6:51

policy walk on opposing water

6:54

next lance pamphlets thank so

6:56

much your now policy want on want policy

6:58

one thank you very much set out next

7:00

is quick break so that jordan

7:02

can take off is t shirt and nestle himself

7:04

my beard he would be

7:07

so what's your an elbow the world i'm a policy

7:09

want to thank you very

7:11

it didn't fit like pen yeah

7:13

or a joint in the past

7:15

like he smokes your surveyed

7:17

j to say that as your high the a

7:19

joint my beard sneak into a concert

7:21

rattling ah but a human that's

7:23

too much now is your chest hair on the other

7:25

hand i could bury myself and that of there's no

7:27

doubt heartbeat next a little

7:30

debbie for me wait why are we at capitol

7:32

thank so much your now policy walk on

7:34

policy wonk like robot measure and

7:37

can be m m's it's thank you so much you an elbow

7:39

the way i'm policy walk though you

7:41

very much saved we're to a couple of

7:43

don't regret the new and zero first henry

7:46

not hank but be that is it may i

7:48

declare myself the seventy fourth sorts

7:50

of falls about so much you are now

7:52

technocrat and like you

7:54

down and jordan by zip that's the name

7:56

bank do you now a technocrat

7:58

i'm policy walk the have risen

8:01

above

8:02

my enemies ah my court tomorrow so

8:05

take take break email the

8:07

little birdie for me

8:10

the man were going to come

8:12

back

8:14

and i'm gonna start to show over really

8:19

really does suck you

8:22

you i got plenty awards for you

8:24

but the other day suck you

8:26

in your new world order and fucked

8:28

or she wrote and on and all yours

8:30

yet maybe nationalist rogers

8:33

the maybe always be gone month maybe five years

8:36

i mean i'll walk out here tomorrow and you

8:39

never see me again that's

8:41

really why wanna know the

8:43

never gonna come back here yeah i apologize

8:46

to the crew in the listeners yesterday that i

8:48

was legitimately having right now sonia

8:52

i'll be better tomorrow a lot so

8:54

even in the past stephen the i mean

8:56

that matter of and compared to the present

8:58

he is somewhat better sure there's a couple

9:00

things actually the get revealed over the course of

9:02

this episode that are like man you've

9:04

had some really fucked up positions are a pretty long

9:07

time and you've just done pretty

9:09

good job of obscuring

9:11

yeah i'm last i'm

9:13

sorry sir off or here on august

9:15

fourth and alex's

9:17

talking about a what

9:20

do you know a gun bill now

9:22

certainly this is going to be one

9:25

the most serious situations ever

9:28

what a cop or something that i went over

9:30

several years ago i

9:33

this three years ago air

9:36

during the election then

9:39

i inform the listeners that i would not

9:41

be voting for al gore

9:44

then i would not be voting for george w bush

9:46

because they are carbon copies of

9:48

each other when it comes to their actions

9:51

not their rhetoric

9:55

there are people have trouble believing

9:58

the policy of bush that he would authorize

10:00

the assault weapons ban and expanded

10:03

the whole you what he was going

10:05

to do to you i

10:08

am lot color she denied it at the time

10:10

as would read excerpts of lord bush's

10:13

speech his iran the air well

10:17

i have the in our a thought see

10:20

here the and it's

10:22

in our a il

10:24

a a dot or thats the n

10:26

r a legislative alert the

10:29

side and

10:31

it's mostly been gone by and ever introduced

10:33

in congress clinton gun ban reenactment

10:35

ban fans millions

10:37

more and right here mans

10:40

all that's their their

10:43

quote all semi automatic shotguns

10:45

valuable have link to the subsection manning

10:48

i mean shotguns that whole two

10:50

rounds cause every

10:52

time we're talking everything or

10:55

products pointers to people and i have been shot

10:58

down on radio shows the

11:00

people that call and and sorry i'm alive

11:03

so just keep living your fruitcake lamb

11:07

mail has very good chance of

11:09

passing on second

11:11

part the total denial by he the it

11:13

makes me sick and i'm talking about our general

11:16

listeners but

11:17

the times that are drive along their cars was

11:19

another show for the first time and so

11:21

thinking about two thousand yeah

11:23

and he's not gonna support gore or

11:25

bush know so like a

11:28

are obviously like as were bill bradley

11:30

those in the primaries against gore

11:32

yeah that wasn't happening to believe

11:34

you is not going support mccain is

11:36

a came against bush in the prime

11:38

a

11:39

alan keys was remember the

11:43

, is i i

11:45

now that alan keyes on have have come together on

11:47

something now of and alan

11:50

keyes have come i together come

11:52

that was have have now

11:54

that now that is the that is the was

11:56

part of two thousand now that remember

11:58

is was have

12:00

the have that republican primary

12:02

cavalcade

12:03

debate stage you know where we had sixteen

12:06

different republican saying dumb nonsense

12:08

at each other yak their news just

12:10

three or four guys and they were all stupid the

12:12

same way where you had a number of folks

12:14

but they withdrew like before the primary

12:16

started reference people like exploratory

12:19

cancer but yeah i was just

12:21

happy can was trying run again this episode

12:23

or seawater donald trump or explores

12:26

the idea of has grown and every

12:28

, mccain yeah

12:31

it it it functions little

12:33

bit better i think then ah

12:36

a hundred people on stage the

12:40

but it was entertaining sure his

12:43

more informative it might not be what

12:45

we're going for old man that's right so

12:47

this so this bill that our so sorry but have gone

12:49

built it did not pass as has been

12:51

the case of literally any proposed gone

12:53

build it's come up at alex has insisted is about

12:56

to pass a would lead to door to door complications

12:58

of everything all the way up to child's pop

13:00

guns one of great consistent

13:02

trends you notice when go back and listen to him for

13:04

wars from the past is that every proposed

13:07

gun bill is apocalyptic and all

13:09

of them set to be passed any day now

13:11

it's ridiculous as an act in

13:13

it's weird that it never gets old so listeners

13:17

never did any of the stuff alex has claimed

13:19

he was going to he let the clinton

13:21

assault weapons ban laps he didn't

13:23

champion any other gun legislation

13:26

but it does kind of makes sense for alex

13:28

to think that he might primarily because

13:30

you've clearly just getting

13:32

talking points from the and are a press release

13:35

yes and in the interest total

13:37

fairness as recently as may two

13:39

thousand two thousand the white house had commented

13:41

that boost supported extending the ninety ninety

13:43

four gun belt the thing is that

13:45

in real world bush can't just do that

13:47

on his own he would need be passed by congress

13:50

alex subscribes to a very narrow strongman

13:53

theory about the world and thus because bush

13:55

said he's in favor one thing it must be

13:57

the case that it's going to come to pass

14:00

after the two thousand two midterm there was a

14:02

fifty one forty nine republican majority

14:04

in the senate and two hundred twenty nine to

14:06

two hundred and four republican majority

14:08

in house it was safe verbose

14:10

to signal support the idea of gun control

14:12

in order to sway independence to the rights

14:15

while being entirely comfortable that no

14:17

gun bill had any chance of making through

14:19

either house of congress it's

14:21

the governmental equivalent of having your cake and

14:23

eating it too basically too

14:24

where he was go yeah absolutely

14:27

i support this thing that i know is impossible

14:29

the happened yes i know i will never do

14:31

anything to fix that i will sign

14:33

this thing that is essentially

14:35

empathy as know get now it i

14:37

will sign this unicorn space

14:39

the moment you put it in front of me i promise

14:42

you that the am in the two thousand

14:44

g o p primary bushes whole brand

14:46

was meant to be compassionate conservatism

14:48

and part that is not having

14:51

this hard line gun absolutism

14:53

you would think an element of that strategy

14:55

was probably informed by fact that was running

14:57

against john mccain who had a far

15:00

more outside or character than bush and

15:02

appeal to a ton more voters that were

15:04

closer to the center and he had military

15:06

history so you can't fight him on that

15:08

front him there was no way

15:10

bush could win the election just off the support

15:12

of the friends right so he tempered is conservatism

15:15

as strategy one

15:17

might argue that he had some actual inclination

15:19

towards reforming gun laws but that seems

15:22

like bullshit to me the n r

15:24

a loudly endorsed bush in two thousand

15:26

and four and they actually strategically withheld

15:28

their endorsement of him into two thousand election

15:31

because according to the new york times quote poll

15:33

suggests that the n r a while popular

15:35

many republican areas is viewed negatively

15:38

by large numbers of independence suburban

15:40

voters who mr bush is trying to

15:42

court particularly women that

15:44

was a sincere concert in two thousand

15:46

for a new candidate but much less so

15:48

by two thousand and four when bush was the incumbent

15:51

while we were keeping their love of bush quiet on

15:53

the surface they also be an array

15:55

had a vice president said that if bush got

15:57

elected quote will have a prayer

16:00

it is where we work out their office

16:02

so this this this is

16:05

is loaded a load of bullshit but alex

16:07

has taken at face value some like basically

16:10

political maneuvering that bush is doing

16:12

in terms of placing himself in a place

16:15

where independent voters could be drawn

16:17

towards him and there's no actual

16:19

consequence to the which

16:21

though is exactly what bush

16:23

would want him to do like that the strategy

16:26

yeah make alex look like the conservative

16:28

not bag compared to your compassionate

16:31

conservative not bacary uh-huh

16:33

if a if you will and by rallying

16:35

v like really far right in

16:37

a certain direction you kind of make sure that

16:39

the status quo remains the same and

16:42

that gun bill never makes it your desk but you'll ever

16:44

have to sign and let's be real with you those

16:46

right wing lunatics if they vote they're

16:49

still gonna vote for him of course what are going

16:51

for bill bradley of vote for somebody

16:53

else get the fuck outta here that going

16:55

vote our our al gore yeah

16:57

ah you can pencil them in whenever you

16:59

want ron paul wasn't a factor in that

17:01

alaya smith though

17:04

there's more more of this gone bell

17:07

it's basically one of his his primary

17:09

points

17:10

summing up later in the shower i'm gonna

17:12

engage in liberal socialist

17:15

or evil on the air

17:19

i'm going to warn you about

17:21

the most sweeping gun control ever

17:23

again that's not conservative that's

17:26

bad the ann coulter

17:28

in album has been on the show the

17:30

real conservative talks about mine was issues

17:33

and how stupid hillary is all day

17:35

long i first met with that was put on

17:37

some for a foul voting for hillary

17:39

to invade sovereign his innocence afriad

17:42

who are you have to vote

17:44

with hillary the almost

17:46

identical record and

17:48

then walk around talking about how conservative

17:51

you are really be conservative

17:53

in you're actually pro gun or pro sovereignty

17:56

or against open borders of that

17:58

is very very bad and we're

18:00

in the mary married that can

18:03

here on their show you

18:05

know i'm learning how to be a good neo con

18:07

here and i'm apologizing when i actually

18:09

don't want to turn my shot nunzio the

18:12

whole sweeping gun ban ever elusive congress

18:15

clinton gun ban reenactment ban

18:17

millions more guns hr

18:20

twenty thirty eight years resented carolyn

18:23

mccarthy the not yours reenact

18:26

reauthorize ninety four one band but

18:28

the togolese all and ban long

18:30

the and millions more guns and it begins

18:33

tobacco registration guns

18:35

though this bill hr two zero

18:37

three a was introduced on may eighth

18:39

two thousand three three months prior

18:41

to this episode that were listening to right now

18:43

i was my birthday a happy birthday effects

18:45

it said committee and literally nothing

18:47

had been done to move at any closer to passing

18:50

censor birthday as been a lot like my birthday on

18:53

september twenty eighth two thousand for

18:55

thousand motion was filed title house resolution

18:58

seven six nine which sought to bring

19:00

hr two zero three eighths to

19:02

immediate consideration immediate consideration house floor

19:05

these

19:05

sorts of discharged petitions require two hundred

19:07

and eighteen signatures to pass how many

19:09

you think this one got

19:11

thirty seventy two

19:13

little shy as in them are sort

19:15

fifth at the point out is on air pretend

19:17

give covering a news story about a bill that

19:19

a real threat the gun ownership he should

19:21

have every reason to know that this is a dead bill

19:24

already this isn't news or analysis

19:26

it's manufacturing a threat to scare your audience

19:28

into think someone's on their way to take your guns

19:31

relying entirely on i guess a press

19:33

release from the and are a death great

19:35

yeah this one weird thing about

19:37

going back into the past so often is remembering

19:40

that at that time period

19:42

i did not have the tools necessary

19:45

to like understand

19:47

how stupid and transparent all of

19:49

this really was you know like

19:51

it there were so many things back in two thousand

19:53

and three i think i think was in oh such

19:56

conservative family after nine eleven

19:58

i was one of those people

20:00

yeah ninety four percent of people should

20:02

support bush it's good thing i was twelve

20:04

at the time served as better to

20:06

be a really affect the political process

20:08

sure that your much ariane or else yeah

20:10

me i think i think know i

20:12

look back him there was appear to i

20:14

wasn't even in like a really conservative family

20:16

gerrard i would listen to conservative talk radio

20:19

oman am deal with the passive

20:21

nature of listening to it yes i thought

20:23

like sean hannity had legitimate point

20:25

earth maybe nothing was i

20:28

but like as soon but he said

20:30

salute lied wasn't neil bortz

20:32

had be like this goes go to he's got

20:34

some thought right i won a medium

20:36

say oh these people are lying on her make

20:38

millions of dollars and it's that easy

20:40

i them

20:43

if the different times wistful mississippi

20:46

where why does it itself as like cartoon

20:48

the up sir alex has some big news

20:50

about personnel in white house

20:53

the way of the secretary of state

20:55

colin powell is global sin is bad

20:57

enough but he's on way out by the

20:59

way they're gonna

21:01

put another trotskyite directly in that

21:03

position how

21:05

was the only one that didn't have a trotskyite

21:07

background though he has a a

21:10

black ops background in

21:12

vietnam the

21:15

and in the iran

21:18

contra scam and

21:20

activities oh before get hundred

21:22

emails that i'm racist a black

21:24

ops a secret government programs or

21:28

emails are an obstacle

21:30

what the hell right calm it down sir

21:32

colin powell wasn't really on his way

21:34

out east eight an office until two thousand and

21:36

five when he resigned possibly at bush's

21:38

request at the start of bush's second

21:40

term price he was replaced by condoleezza

21:43

rice who alex hasn't mentioned up to this

21:45

point in i don't know if he thinks he's a trustee

21:47

i it's also it's weird to imagine

21:49

that alex's listeners are the kind of people who could

21:51

be so sensitive to covert racism

21:54

and simultaneously on aware of

21:56

what black ops are to the point where if he

21:58

could sincerely think anyone would say them

22:00

an email about that yeah some impossibly

22:02

should send him an email about his obsession with the

22:04

mysterious secret trotskyites

22:06

and how that sounds suspiciously anti semitic

22:08

though i say ib maybe that deserves

22:10

an email yeah i would be the a would have been

22:12

very interesting of colin powell was trotskyite

22:15

that what is that would have changed things a great

22:17

deal as opposed to being a lying war

22:19

criminals that does shapes think the

22:21

and

22:24

so look members thought police are you

22:26

are sure and they're gonna be mad that alex

22:31

well as little bit more because our guys all

22:33

in alex's had yeah fascinated

22:35

so are the are gonna gonna watch it here

22:37

that don't summit thought crimes on the internet to

22:39

be very careful as politically correct world

22:42

i could be arrested for what i just said talking

22:45

about colin how involved in secret

22:47

government budget programs here the

22:49

site like that was talking about the

22:52

the like was last week when the

22:55

mr poindexter the convicted felon

22:57

the old white guy and i suppose involved

22:59

in big black that's like budgets

23:02

are concerned about poindexter but there

23:04

be careful the house

23:06

and oh and powers involved in

23:09

in black budget odds

23:11

because there's no pun intended okay

23:13

but that that's the insanity of the thought

23:15

police in america today folks this

23:17

is all in alex his head he's

23:19

getting mad about imaginary people

23:22

having a completely absurd response

23:24

to something he saying and portraying himself

23:26

as the victim of these imaginary

23:28

people somehow m here's the reason

23:30

he's doing this alex wants to inoculate

23:32

his audience to the possibility of them hearing

23:35

people accuse him of being racist

23:37

a lot of this content is flagrantly races

23:39

that he understands that on some level so

23:42

he knows that it's inevitable that people who listen

23:44

to his show will end up hearing things

23:46

from other people a whole lot less

23:48

racist that racist racist as shit racist

23:51

agree with you know yeah the goal

23:53

here is for alex to take completely obvious

23:55

exists an example of something that isn't

23:57

racist but include the trigger word that

23:59

he pretend someone will call embraces saying

24:02

in this case black he pretends

24:04

the people will say is racist were saying things like

24:06

black ops so it's listener hear someone

24:08

accuse alex saying something racist their

24:10

immediate response would like oh sure

24:13

like how said the a every said he was racist

24:15

because use the word black off chef de

24:17

gives them that kind of ai

24:20

defensive posture i mean it really

24:23

is exactly like how they think

24:25

vaccinations work where it's like okay i'll

24:27

take little bit of the innards of

24:30

of false racism and

24:32

kind of make you immune

24:34

to that and so them whenever the real racism

24:36

as year like last time already prepared

24:38

yeah

24:39

the been under present yeah but the by

24:41

i think i think it's more for them

24:44

to be able to withstand criticism

24:46

from their friends and family

24:48

my be like hey that stuff you're

24:50

listening to is it really fucked up a

24:52

remember all the things that he didn't say about

24:54

jews because uses the word globalists a

24:56

match and morteza where the idea that

24:58

guy yeah set them up buddy the

25:00

app what do you together so

25:03

alex as alex big news source mrs

25:05

this mrs this other thing that takes up i

25:07

would say a large part of his

25:09

content within the show share

25:11

the of the gun bill that is not

25:13

to be but is the biggest threat unaware ice

25:16

illusion the a bunch phone calls and

25:18

then you have this story and

25:20

that jumping back into the news thinking

25:22

outside the us

25:25

and it's unlikely washington

25:27

post article that happily

25:30

announces that are supreme court now

25:34

getting it's walking orders from

25:36

the european not criminal

25:38

court for this is not a likely

25:40

article it would be less than a page of

25:42

text but it might appear longer cause

25:44

alex just prince our web sites and before

25:47

matting there could make it look larger my god

25:49

and longer he hasn't read it so

25:51

he has no idea how long it is or what it's even

25:53

about this is an op ed

25:55

about how supreme court justices have appealed

25:57

to legal ideas from other countries are

25:59

legal the even their decisions notably

26:02

about the you have one of the things they bring

26:04

up as recent case lawrence vs texas

26:06

which invalidated sodomy laws in the country

26:09

and made same sex relationships illegal

26:11

across the board and that happened in

26:13

two thousand and three and of alex in his buddies

26:15

have their way it will be overturned i

26:17

mean it's on the texas g of he's

26:20

a statement of intense new like

26:22

we're going to criminalize homosexuality

26:25

or had lawrence verse texas tech yeah

26:27

going take that back to court yeah oh

26:29

man it's so crazy they've got like

26:31

six three majority in supreme oh man

26:33

that's crazy yeah and and

26:35

it is wild to just didn't have

26:37

really wrestle with the reality that

26:39

that decision was in two thousand is twenty

26:41

years ago that is not far back and else

26:44

yeah that's very recently i

26:46

know in a year that begins with a

26:48

to yeah they could break

26:50

into your home if you were gay and

26:52

then arrest you for just

26:54

being there that law would not

26:56

be a photo of a

26:59

, a hat impossible to make

27:01

in the us so wild depth anyway

27:03

justice kennedy's opinion included point

27:05

they quote the courts past approval

27:08

of sodomy bands was out of step

27:10

with the law and other western democracies

27:12

and made mention of the european court

27:14

of human rights this not

27:17

same as supreme court being told what

27:19

to do by other international bodies but

27:21

it's a fascinating and really depressing thing to

27:23

think about this op ed

27:25

makes ed that traditionally the united

27:27

states has seen itself as the innovator in

27:29

world in terms of freedom and human rights

27:31

but that the country quote now has

27:33

much to learn from the rapidly developing

27:35

constitutional traditions of other

27:37

democracies who has abdicated

27:40

our place know if alex

27:42

thinks that's the same thing as

27:44

getting your marching owners nazi

27:46

a of these examples that they use

27:49

in this article or not like to

27:51

say of the bedrock

27:53

of my argument relies on

27:55

a precedent for that one either your square

27:57

court as just pointing that out

27:59

in the

28:00

premiums have like a also everybody

28:02

else doesn't do this crazy

28:04

not that i would be nice if there are more

28:06

supreme court opinions that just boil down

28:08

to we're bunch of barbarians are ways

28:10

this is fox conservative legal

28:12

scholars are largely opposed to even

28:14

citing international opinion in terms

28:16

of the supreme court but it's important to

28:18

recognize that this isn't the first time it's

28:20

happen nor is it really that groundbreaking

28:23

conservative like alex hate it though legal

28:26

experts in this article aren't thrilled

28:28

with the think quotes when the court

28:30

starts taking things like that into

28:32

account it reveals itself

28:34

as more interested in making policy

28:36

than interpreting be six text of

28:38

the constitution or statutes that

28:41

was was from john you the

28:43

guy who worked in bush's attorney general's

28:45

office most remembered for his memos

28:47

their day he wrote justifying torture

28:49

yeah in the war on terror that houses

28:51

in league with her that legal mind

28:53

well that's why didn't take to the supreme court

28:55

because they would have tried to make policy again

28:58

are not all arab of big

29:00

picture this is an editorial that someone

29:02

wrote about interesting thing to think about

29:04

as it relates to the supreme court it's

29:06

not hard news and it doesn't say anything

29:08

or prove anything about the court being

29:10

under the control some foreign body alex

29:13

doesn't read any of the stuff covers

29:15

though so he says reading the headline

29:17

and skimming first two cents isn't making

29:19

up the rest to suit his purposes as always

29:22

had it also goes wrong but as he tries

29:24

to read the article on air and unfortunately

29:27

it doesn't really go his way down to

29:29

here he is beginning to read that

29:31

article

29:32

you know side the us the

29:34

supreme court is going global not

29:37

just in a sense of several of his justices

29:39

of embark on their annual summer

29:42

voyages the european destinations

29:45

us see how it's cute and funny it's

29:47

beautifully written because it's it up

29:49

written by someone is trying to gauge the reader

29:51

and something less formal the news copy

29:54

yes i sincerely don't think alex knows

29:56

the difference between opinion and fact based

29:58

report a does not it

30:00

three or even in present day i think he still doesn't

30:02

know he legitimately trying to

30:04

pretend that this op ed in washington post

30:06

is announcing that the supreme court

30:08

is under the control of international bodies

30:11

that's one of his top stories and

30:13

this is his only source wow

30:16

while it's well what they're doing

30:18

is they're soft launching it through

30:21

op eds

30:22

mean if you made that argument i

30:24

would say that stupid

30:26

right arm or at least

30:28

well but then would assist sort of honest

30:31

about point he was trying to make right would just

30:33

come off as like are you a fucking

30:35

said range ssssss

30:37

are virtually keeps reading oh no

30:40

and the presentation that he's trying to make is

30:42

that this is announcing read our courts

30:44

under the control of like the european

30:46

court sue a human rights sure what have

30:48

you

30:50

because he keeps reading he

30:52

gets to the point where they talk about how

30:54

bunch people aren't into the that

30:57

that doesn't go well more years the thing

31:00

the

31:00

just ignore that oh he just

31:02

pretends that he's not reading stuff that's

31:04

critical of the supreme court

31:06

considering european thought that is powerful

31:08

stuff he hasn't i know know if

31:11

you doubt fifty six articles are in

31:13

front of me and here's this one of them

31:17

the child's all the washington post

31:19

and they admit that the core

31:22

the following the edicts

31:25

of several european courts and know

31:27

several global course that

31:29

have been shut up and of the end the article they say

31:31

oh well because the justices

31:33

travel more than they used to and every

31:36

summer they all go visit with their friends in

31:38

europe yeah folks

31:41

the chief justice and others have gone the

31:43

bilderberg group meetings

31:46

they're getting they're walking orders and the

31:48

article than i'm reading from and wish had a

31:50

computer screen up on because i

31:52

printed it the non printer friendly version

31:55

marguerite here but

31:57

it is it says that conservative legal

31:59

scholar the regard the courts the

32:01

years of international legal sources as

32:03

an intellectual more

32:06

first endeavor that one subject

32:08

should super decisions foreign legal

32:11

the institutions or mccourt starts

32:13

taking into account it reveals

32:15

itself is more interested in making policy

32:18

than interpreting of the

32:20

constitution of the statutes

32:24

john see you former bush administration

32:26

visor international law the just

32:28

want university of california berkeley it

32:31

goes on to say citing his words

32:33

from the courts provision read

32:35

his death penalty case the

32:37

world famous never forget that it was

32:39

the constitution of the absence of america

32:42

we are expounding on

32:45

whether is not first a subtle consensus

32:47

among our own people war

32:49

of other nations however enlightened the justices

32:52

of this country may think they and

32:54

be they could not oppose that upon

32:56

the american people prove the

32:58

constitution that's

33:01

bunch of other hyperbole the

33:04

that a it is not the

33:06

runway lives and getting rid of our

33:08

sovereignty the

33:11

how but when this is why don't we went

33:13

to war and and calmly announce

33:17

the

33:17

washington post and usa today

33:19

and in all their legal speak oh

33:23

yeah i were changing our jurisprudence

33:26

were

33:26

we're gonna follow the european model

33:28

and it's it's wild then got

33:31

say are completely ignoring

33:33

medicine , reading this article has

33:35

oil massage

33:39

module and that stuff

33:41

where he is like the medical want hyperbole

33:43

may say it's about globalism taking our

33:45

sovereignty that's not our block in order to

33:48

japan it

33:54

legitimately unthinkable to me that someone

33:56

could get away with being

33:58

this transparently back the we're

34:00

doing what they're pretending to do and

34:02

people just are like yeah yeah

34:04

a blog i have this guy's making sense

34:06

know if you listen to the words

34:09

you say

34:10

convoluted that is textbook abuse

34:12

that is a literal person telling

34:15

you something that just happened

34:17

is not what you saw embed

34:20

so very definition of gaslight

34:22

it move it doesn't get more that this

34:24

article is announcing that the

34:26

court is under the control of the europeans

34:29

but also i just read two minutes of

34:32

preservative are legal scholars who

34:34

hated the the people

34:36

who making the argument that was literally making

34:38

about this article more making it

34:40

in the article ray emery like a

34:42

whole bunch of that article to but like how scalia's

34:45

really against this like people

34:47

even citing grp hands

34:49

as a as a reference to serve like

34:52

yeah this is that this is stupid it is absurd

34:54

to live in world with the internet and then

34:57

as as to think that the supreme court is

34:59

yours going to never look out at his

35:01

other legal scholars anywhere else

35:03

not ridiculous so we

35:05

i'm get to alex talking

35:08

about the death penalty stuff

35:11

and this is one of the questions that i have

35:13

i've always had you with alex that i think

35:15

is like

35:17

it's weird make his position

35:19

on death penalty is always been strange

35:21

to me they get at times you seem

35:23

to be against it which makes us based

35:25

on his the political and philosophical

35:28

beliefs but then other times he's

35:30

been in favor of it there has

35:32

been confusing to me right arm

35:34

and in this could be kind spells out what

35:37

is hassan and their disappointing that's

35:40

right now muschamp

35:41

three years ago they executed to german

35:44

immigrants illegal aliens by

35:46

the way

35:49

the went into bike and shot and killed

35:51

three people there were hundreds

35:53

of witnesses even out of the bank was busy

35:55

bank the they

35:57

were caught on surveillance tapes doing

35:59

it the police

36:02

around of the bank they gave up and

36:05

they were given death penalty the

36:07

out in arizona they were

36:09

executed which is a good thing and

36:12

when you got somebody caught red handed with witnesses

36:14

and video of earnest be

36:16

high standards the death penalty but

36:18

when it's when you got that much evidence executed

36:21

i do not believe israel to go on and off dna

36:23

or f b i crime labs are government

36:25

witnesses has to be individual witnesses

36:27

because government's totally corrupt and

36:30

white mentally images if

36:33

you have multiple independent witnesses i

36:36

added , videotape and so others

36:38

and and then it and then admissions but again

36:40

side issue that's really illuminating

36:43

quip because it shows clearly how alex

36:45

his position on death penalty isn't based on

36:47

any moral principle it's only

36:49

really the the objection that he has is

36:51

that he doesn't trust the government with producing

36:53

evidence it's not a moral objection

36:55

it's strictly logistical which doesn't

36:57

make whole lot of sense and it makes me think

36:59

that alex hasn't thought through this position very

37:01

much much him it should be a

37:03

primary concern whether or

37:05

not the state has the ability to take a person's

37:08

life for committing a crime why

37:10

would you want to vast that kind power

37:12

in the hands of the very thing you are consider

37:15

your sworn enemy and you think has been

37:17

taken over by globalists i

37:19

could see alex being in favor of the sheriff

37:21

getting a policy together and taking out together

37:23

and suspected murderer before they're even arrested

37:26

yeah but the position he's laying out position areas

37:28

at odds with how he presents himself and

37:30

his school of thought the

37:32

things that says would meet his high standard

37:34

of proof which would justify the death penalty

37:36

art concrete pieces of evidence

37:39

i witness accounts are notoriously inaccurate

37:41

so base and execution on a seems pretty

37:43

on wise absurd alex to

37:45

think that confessions often suspect

37:47

because they can be coerced out of people by overzealous

37:50

police yup so you wouldn't want a you

37:52

know necessarily use that solely

37:55

as the basis or and execute that is not concrete

37:57

information videotape is all good and

37:59

well but an inconclusive in terms

38:01

of being able to identify people now

38:03

it's probably fairly rare

38:06

that that's gonna be solely what you're able

38:08

to convict somebody off south alex

38:10

supports the death penalty in principle

38:12

because he believes and violent retribution

38:14

do you laying out here is just list types

38:16

of evidence he looks for to make peace with it

38:18

inside his head they asked for ridiculous

38:21

he thinks people who do things you have

38:23

violent consequences yeah i don't

38:26

the i mean his is like i

38:28

don't trust the government to do this

38:30

however i do think that judge and

38:32

a court room should this what yeah

38:34

what are you fucking talking about right and it's

38:36

this dumb idea that i

38:38

think lot of people and alex's know you

38:40

have of and honestly think maybe

38:43

there's even little bit of his mentality on the left

38:45

that in a baby isn't the helpful

38:47

but it's that like the government

38:49

is somehow a thing like the government

38:51

is so it'll yeah it's people who

38:53

work with government say it's

38:56

say it's like a if have witness who

38:58

is i don't know works

39:00

for the i r s or something they're

39:02

still person right now they're the

39:04

government's fighter there has got

39:06

see what happens is they don't

39:08

capitalize their names okay

39:10

so then they're beholden to the government

39:12

because of six hundred thousand dollars and lean

39:15

placed upon their name at

39:17

birth or by the maritime law

39:19

this all makes it all makes sense yeah it's all

39:21

coming together so story of the

39:23

german bank robbers as being a little

39:25

bit miss reported by alex here

39:28

this is about brothers walter and coral

39:30

the grams who are executed by the state

39:32

of arizona in nineteen ninety nine

39:34

for a bank robbery the went wrong back

39:36

in nineteen eighty two they

39:38

weren't illegal immigrants the way alex's

39:40

trying to present the situation they

39:42

were born in germany but their mother had fled

39:45

to united states when one brother was for

39:47

and the other was five they've essentially

39:49

lived here their whole lives but they'd never

39:51

become us citizens the brothers

39:53

were robbers by trade and bank

39:55

robbery had happened just after

39:57

they'd been released from prison for robbing

40:00

during of supermarkets and tucson the year

40:02

before they were trying to rob

40:04

a be valley national bank in marana

40:06

arizona and alex has almost

40:09

all of the details of this crime wrong

40:11

they showed up before the bag opened and

40:14

there were no customers their state

40:16

didn't shoot anyone because the to gun

40:18

they had was a toy guns they

40:20

did murder the bank manager when

40:22

he couldn't open the safe because he only had

40:24

half of the combination but they did it by stabbing

40:26

him twenty four times with letter opener

40:29

damn they attempted to kill the other

40:31

person who is in bank the time to who has an employee

40:33

named dawn lopez but they only managed

40:35

to stab her few times which proved

40:38

be are not lethal but a

40:40

bad the

40:41

police didn't surround the back and them

40:43

to brothers gave up another employee

40:45

showed up and thought there they saw something

40:47

suspicious going on inside of

40:50

this other employees she wrote down

40:52

license plate numbers of cars outside

40:55

when milligrams last and be police

40:57

showed up she gave on the plate numbers and

40:59

cops track the brothers down that way out

41:01

is basically taken real life case and

41:04

transpose all of the elements of bank

41:06

robbery movies onto at yeah and

41:08

that's what he's accepted as truth of what

41:10

happened it's nonsense yeah he believes

41:12

every bank robbery is the opening

41:14

five minutes of the guard down it's

41:16

that guides the joker showing up

41:18

everybody in the again there's

41:20

your answer it drove a school bus oh

41:22

yeah absolutely one hundred percent they drove

41:24

an hour and even though there is that sort they got your

41:26

line of school buses and nobody was the wiser

41:29

i would rather if alex just relayed

41:31

the plot of the inside man i would be

41:33

way better to that's confusing loves

41:36

the i'm trying to explain that plot you gotta

41:39

be wilds anyway this case

41:41

this actually really actually

41:43

really and way it played out the courts

41:45

is something that's worth talking about it

41:47

it intersects with alex's ideology but

41:49

before we talk more about that let's

41:52

see if he understands what happened

41:54

okay because he definitely doesn't understand

41:56

cry okay but then what ended

41:58

up happening in real and ship to their

42:00

death penalty okay let's see

42:02

ears how alex explains it okay then

42:05

they the game a death penalty than

42:08

the court was about your the case well the

42:10

supreme court well the i'll the

42:12

state went ahead and executed the

42:16

supreme court didn't really hear the case

42:18

or first or off well ginsburg

42:21

vincent all this is horrible in the future

42:23

we will fall of the edicts of

42:26

the international criminal court the

42:29

world court of human rights and always other kangaroo

42:31

institutions that amazon us

42:34

so that's what alex okay so he excels

42:36

ginsburg after in this case

42:39

wow

42:40

it will naturally i got the best minds of

42:42

my a german generation executed

42:44

or a bank robbery right path so

42:47

so

42:48

then just escaped bird gets very

42:50

goes well constitutions

42:52

out the window we gotta follow the issue

42:55

we withdrawn that ah bummer let's

42:57

go have been unwilling to steal a car produces

42:59

so here's what actually happen

43:01

on the day that walter the grand was set to be

43:03

executed germany filed the international

43:05

court justice seeking a provisional court

43:08

order so the us would pause the execution

43:10

the i see jay did give this

43:12

provisional order from their the supreme

43:15

court decided that they didn't have any jurisdiction

43:17

to hear this provisional orders since it was the

43:19

state of arizona that was carrying out

43:21

executions and federal courts can't

43:24

hear lawsuit brought by another country

43:26

against steak rice a bunch

43:28

of arguments flew around about whether or not

43:30

executing the man would violate the vienna convention

43:32

but ultimately all of the us party seem

43:35

to take position that international law wasn't

43:37

legally binding and at the actions

43:39

of the way up being taken word actually

43:41

violations of this convention staff

43:44

then in two thousand and one the i see j

43:46

ruled that the us had violated

43:48

rules about consular relations because

43:50

the le grand brothers were never told by arizona

43:52

law enforcement that as german national

43:55

they had the right to contact the german consulate

43:58

for help the i didn't they were

44:00

informed have that ability are well

44:02

bomber yeah yeah though they did eventually

44:04

contact the consulate the delay was argue

44:07

to have hindered germany's ability to protect

44:09

its nationals interests death mass

44:11

it wasn't case of ginsburg just saying that

44:13

need to bow down to international court edicts

44:16

it was a situation where the icy j determined

44:18

that us had violated an agreement that

44:20

we entered into willingly with

44:22

other govern we signed it yeah s

44:25

and it's it's it's a bit more complicated

44:27

than a than presentation that alex's making

44:29

drive and obviously because

44:32

isn't know what happened now course not that is

44:34

that is just kicking and screaming about

44:36

the idea votes people respect the

44:38

opinions of other countries yeah yeah

44:40

especially when it's their national as

44:42

citizens yeah in

44:45

germany was probably like i

44:47

don't kill people

44:49

that's i mean we don't do it yeah

44:51

at all and i think there is an interesting

44:54

i'm sort of this

44:56

got him to be had about the german

44:58

nationals aspect of it to they

45:00

had lived in the united states essentially

45:03

their whole lives here sir so there's a

45:05

technicality throw i

45:08

don't know how meaningful isn't terms of like the

45:11

like refuting circumstances of case

45:13

well in terms of a

45:16

five

45:17

change and eventual

45:19

li how much people care to whom

45:21

i was very little i think one

45:23

of those two years later and alex is essentially

45:25

forgot all the details right crime

45:28

all the details of the court thing that happened

45:30

it's just a globalism yeah

45:33

yeah they're damn that's such

45:35

a weird situation to have

45:37

to have like six courts uses

45:40

argue

45:41

made up nonsense back and forth at

45:43

each other like nora we can't

45:45

do this because of some dude and

45:47

seventeen and yeah arizona

45:51

, guy or zone is going have a a

45:54

of it ah that's see a

45:56

hundred and fifty years ago we

45:58

have yeah sorry

46:00

so alex the believe that all these

46:02

european courts and all this stuff it's old

46:04

kangaroo courts

46:06

in order that term comes from a australia

46:09

alex knows oh yeah they are kangaroo

46:11

it in every way and

46:14

where do we the term kangaroo court it

46:16

was great book itself the

46:18

opioid sound that's

46:21

that's what we say it doesn't look up any

46:23

saying but i'm hundred and two guys

46:25

ago they were executed for a reason in australia

46:29

the the british courts were down they

46:31

would have juries of the magna carta

46:34

it would go out and point the jury's

46:36

would always be the police and government

46:39

officials on the jury i'm so

46:41

out of the the people of

46:43

the island narration began to say

46:46

it be better in they just had i had

46:48

a group of kangaroos it's

46:50

are trying record and anyway satoshi

46:53

the side issue i

46:54

love that boasts over there on the bookshelf in

46:57

the studio why we say it is

46:59

interesting he loves that both yes

47:02

, i i've read all of carroll

47:04

quigley ba ba i really get

47:06

really get excited for toilet reading

47:08

yeah that's what i'm here for baby man

47:11

that's exactly how i

47:13

was going to characterize characterize the bathroom

47:15

reader the bathroom the this

47:18

is our kangaroo court comes kangaroo it

47:21

is an expression with definite american

47:24

origin although the kangaroo itself

47:26

as deeply associated with oh sure

47:28

they're using you when you were just randomly guessing

47:30

or why not throw out there so

47:32

there's number theories about how this term

47:34

came to popularity but none of them are close

47:36

to what alex is saying sure one

47:38

is that in the early eighteen hundreds

47:40

there were corrupt courts in an area

47:43

of vicksburg mississippi called the kangaroo

47:45

district and so the name stuck

47:47

from that the people

47:49

believe okay from that theory

47:51

is that the term comes from the characterization

47:53

of these courts jumping to conclusions

47:56

much like kangaroo sure sure the

47:58

third idea has to do with

48:00

the user there there were amateur trials

48:02

that were being held in the california

48:04

gold rush yeah like aaa trials

48:06

as or guess they weren't ready for the vaguely

48:08

see how , were primarily

48:11

for prosecuting claim jumpers okay

48:13

so there with okay these are

48:15

a son of kangaroos killer sure sure

48:17

there but the point is that alex as they can use

48:19

history from bathroom every episode none

48:22

of these involve the magna

48:24

carta not that's what we're silva alex

48:26

shouldn't care about the magnus was a a

48:28

of the appealing to a non american infield

48:31

constitution died or less he might

48:33

as well be on air opining about how thirteen

48:35

state to make it illegal to ride

48:37

a horse on tuesday or whatever dumb sits

48:39

in europe books yep he's a fucking child

48:41

can't bet did you know that in this

48:43

county are unable to left

48:45

to according to seats

48:48

junior like what junior oh okay

48:51

exact that you don't quite

48:53

similar level of like source he's relying

48:55

on this for history lesson i'll

48:57

go

48:58

that would take some calls me and

49:00

one of them oh this

49:03

guy he he

49:05

he's suggest that it's normal

49:07

to feel helpless in the circumstances

49:09

in the world that going on sure but

49:11

there's one way to fight it and that's by

49:13

promoting alex there we go and then

49:15

we get a little bit of a cameo

49:18

they're very special animal

49:20

i gotta tell ya to until it happens

49:22

i'm going to continue going to website or other

49:24

going chat rooms and pasting and

49:27

for wars and in prison planet and

49:29

handing out the go your website or

49:31

two are people who i need and work and and

49:34

elsewhere but you know i guess is we'll know

49:36

we can do

49:37

why you gotta neo con in the background

49:39

job that's my parrot actually

49:41

i guess it is new york area a

49:44

hot meal com parent that's funny i

49:47

appreciate that very funny now nobody

49:49

would be a lower

49:51

tier lower tier else gets for sure

49:54

i guess the joke is the neocons

49:56

was repeating i would assume so i guess

49:58

that's probably what they're going little

50:00

vet visit the first time that the parrot interrupted

50:03

call by the al qaeda so the oh

50:05

boy yeah okay anyway oh

50:07

weird

50:08

i am it if it is this the sort

50:10

a consistent thing where the solution

50:13

is always promote alex right

50:15

right oh him fight off despair

50:17

or like really does that get to the globalists

50:19

or do things that bring more people

50:21

into my revenue stream yet does that

50:24

does that make them feel like they're

50:26

doing what that it's a

50:28

must you must give them that feeling

50:30

of i am doing something

50:32

to fight the global and it's not just like

50:34

me being part of multi level marketing

50:37

yeah regular it's not me propping

50:39

up a propagandist yeah yeah and

50:41

i think the reason is because alex does all that

50:43

stuff about how like hey

50:45

my movies ever ninety percent

50:47

yeah that's right and waking people up as

50:49

i think like well the wider we

50:51

get this message the more people will wake up

50:53

sure as opposed to the more people

50:56

will give alex ratings yeah i

50:58

am yep on

51:00

so outskirts another call from guy who is

51:02

anti and are and now

51:04

the know that sell these guys were for

51:06

us the now it's like if if

51:08

for hang out to dry like he's a dirty laundry

51:12

the i love america now very

51:15

better groups out there who willing to fight for are

51:17

going on right then

51:19

you're one of those the

51:22

greater than all this shown

51:25

us what's going on there are people

51:27

really flying what's going on to

51:29

or has like nine hundred numbers are some nerve not

51:32

greater than than the folks out there a lot

51:34

people are modern than i

51:36

am more articulate the

51:38

more educated and they're not be in the

51:40

leaders they showed me we need on

51:42

stand up and fight this thing but this color

51:45

really illustrates how helpless alex

51:47

has made his listeners everything

51:49

alex has covered so far in this episode is completely

51:51

fake and based on nothing is all

51:53

ref about courts being told what to do

51:55

by foreign international legal bodies as a load

51:57

of shit based on him making things up

52:00

and op ed that he didn't read the

52:02

entire for your buck gun confiscation is based

52:04

on a bill that be it's languishing

52:06

in committee for the last three months of

52:08

know actions taken he's done

52:10

nothing but misinform and yet this color

52:12

experiences what alex is doing as informing

52:15

happens is really testament to the power

52:17

of branding was , are

52:19

remarkable though is this color saying that

52:21

alex as a hero in informing the people about

52:23

threats to their gun rights and that be an array

52:26

is not a good organization for gundy

52:28

funds but if you've been paying

52:30

attention the source alice's basing his

52:32

entire coverage of bush intending to

52:34

re up the assault weapons ban he

52:36

these basing it on legislative action

52:38

press release put out by the an array

52:41

he's relying on them for talking points

52:43

and yet he and his colors are pretending like they're

52:45

not doing anything to support

52:47

gun rights that is wild yeah that's

52:49

ludicrous yeah it is it is interesting

52:52

to me and also an intensely

52:54

disappointing and i and horrific

52:56

but it does feel like all of

52:58

the buttons that they've been pushing

53:00

for were like the past fifty

53:02

years all of the conservative buttons

53:05

that get people to do things that splice

53:07

okay so not only do we just

53:09

want people to support us we want certain people

53:12

that do support us to vocally

53:14

say that they don't support as and and

53:16

all of these buttons can be pressing the only

53:18

thing that difference is just a press them a

53:20

lot harder now you know like

53:22

it they haven't developed new techniques

53:25

they're they're just have hundred and exactly they're

53:28

mad at video game level smashing

53:30

these buttons yeah these yeah yeah

53:32

up and think it's it's interesting to be able to

53:34

go back and and cv sort of

53:37

more finesse yeah

53:39

yeah so alex gibbs

53:41

another caller this is called

53:44

his depressed the shit out me they

53:46

want me he was look right the other like oh

53:48

i see

53:49

the our our this weekend old and which a place

53:52

yeah he will business center

53:55

people are about will have gone on and happening

53:58

and i got one guy to them the

54:00

gop your website i'll find out later no

54:03

man is that was there is also him earlier

54:05

about year after year later and

54:07

his eyes lit up like

54:09

i remember you you're telling us know what

54:11

was going on so forth i had go see shrink

54:15

our team like how much did you pay told

54:17

you what was going on i told you what was happening

54:21

your brain to the down there are no

54:23

no no no no he had a problem

54:25

and the brave new world oh yes

54:27

years when you're of search you go on they give you

54:29

so much so yeah you're right

54:31

that is such a bummer wow if

54:34

you believe this color he ran into

54:36

somebody who a year prior he had

54:38

gotten into like and for wars type material

54:41

the guy was like i had to go to therapy

54:44

a man this is like oh no

54:46

alpha there is a sign of weakness

54:48

that has guy ended up taking care

54:51

of his mental health because probably

54:53

you know did this is indicative of

54:55

somebody who who got into this and it just

54:57

went down terrible rabbit

54:59

hole yeah and he got himself

55:01

out of it and well i mean it's actually

55:03

very encouraging story own except for

55:06

the interpretation that's been given he that is

55:08

the depressing part yeah that is

55:10

that people who left to the colds

55:12

and they're they're like i can't believe those apostates

55:15

how could they do that how could they go get

55:17

therapy and lives well developed

55:19

lives yeah

55:22

terrible bomber death enemy

55:24

of like on our own real level the

55:26

the damage that this is also doing is

55:28

encouraging people who are listening

55:31

to experience any instinct

55:33

to veer away from them

55:35

for wars as that they know is

55:37

that soma and not just that any

55:40

help doesn't necessarily mean

55:42

we get out info wars help it could just

55:44

be like hey man i have been really

55:46

depressed for the past and now they're like

55:48

no don't go to a therapist still dig

55:50

out your brain yeah they might try and get you

55:53

off the info was you know why you're

55:55

depressed you're not info warring a

55:57

not you need to promote our any more remote

55:59

alex more that will solve yeah it's

56:01

like prayer for jesus but it's for

56:03

alex and he gets rich fear of

56:05

so alex has a weird

56:07

analogy better he makes

56:10

that he thinks he can use to deprogram

56:12

leftists who are against

56:14

gun oh man i'm scared what if it gets

56:16

me is not are not going to okay

56:18

i'm man he has one the saddest

56:21

weirdest ads i've heard long time

56:23

ago the gone is a canary in the coal

56:25

mine the gone there's a symptom

56:28

free society

56:29

when you ran a nazi germany or stalinist

56:31

russia or a caesar rome

56:34

or fidel castro's cuba you

56:36

don't have armed citizens you have an armed

56:38

government was a monopoly a force

56:41

at all available with the program leftist by exploiting

56:44

are still am i gonna wouldn't american indian

56:46

be allowed to have a rifle or should while

56:48

there are being oppressed and killed should

56:50

they have their gun taken and

56:53

will go over course not well now

56:55

you get it so shots ah

56:58

look at the facts and then speak

57:00

out once you know the reality for

57:02

swimming pools and car still far

57:04

more people spend got our

57:09

guns you pay both it's all over

57:11

for everybody

57:16

on the bright will come back on falls off

57:18

for i go any further

57:21

i want everybody because this is a great

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spawn certainly do a wonderful job they

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got amazing prices and wonderful products

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and i recommend i'm highly to call though

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57:36

don't know how many pages long as as it's got

57:38

everything everybody

57:41

is it was thirty forty items on it it's one hundred

57:43

and the only one pages

57:46

long system is

57:48

of color both what color government multi

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color on the inside they got great prices

57:54

the real the things

57:56

that will help you just so much

57:58

i can't describe everything the go

58:01

to herbal healer dot com or go to any

58:03

or dot com got banner link to

58:05

him he cant describe all things he cant describe

58:07

any of things it looked like

58:10

sounded

58:10

like what he was trying to do was get out

58:13

of describing any of the things that he had

58:15

no idea he was reading he's

58:17

like oh this too long in the moment

58:19

he had no idea what he was supposed to

58:21

be settling so you're starting to show you how great

58:23

the pamphlet whatever oh look

58:25

at com a yeah oh

58:27

so many pages i mean it's almost

58:30

it's almost an anti add where he's

58:32

like he wanted to say like a this

58:34

is too many pages to sell a good product

58:36

i'm going to be honest with you and it's actually

58:38

such a bad commercial but he comes back

58:40

from break doing another yeah

58:43

they they called him like

58:46

oh you can get classes yeah

58:48

i think some actual specific yeah i'm

58:50

so did he get you i'm well

58:53

i'm mean here's the problem with that

58:55

argument that not

58:58

that some the global

59:00

not analogous met all know

59:02

but what or where it where where you will

59:04

do you mean well here's what i was

59:06

thinking i was just thinking that roman

59:09

centurion did not have guns to

59:11

begin with through so that was a big problem

59:13

yeah right and then second yes

59:16

a lot of people were fucking armed

59:18

assists in rome me it's

59:20

just lot harder the story

59:23

but what about the native american example

59:25

what about the native american example i'm

59:27

going to throw this out at yeah maybe

59:30

the problem

59:32

not fundamentally that they

59:34

don't have guns true maybe there's

59:36

deeper problem mob more

59:38

systemic problem right

59:40

now and this is where i kind of come

59:42

to my point about it not being analogous

59:44

cause there was an active genocide

59:47

yeah they were trying it a campaign

59:49

of that against the people who had

59:51

existed in lived here prior to the game

59:53

or the colonists coming over guess and

59:55

them that's not happening to alex

59:57

in his dumb militia for our are there is zero

1:00:00

mounties out on all white

1:00:02

people write him a think if

1:00:04

that were the case as a things would be

1:00:06

little the difference and also if there

1:00:08

were just like

1:00:10

common sense type gun reform

1:00:12

that we're going around in the time

1:00:16

yeah pacific the hall and as then

1:00:19

i don't think it would have been a problem

1:00:21

here is what i'll say

1:00:22

i will say this if there are

1:00:24

bounties out on leftists in four

1:00:26

years i might buy a gun

1:00:29

sure but in killed there are literal

1:00:31

bounties out on anyone who believes

1:00:34

similar things to base i don't think

1:00:36

that's gonna happen and also let's not

1:00:38

forget that be trail of tears and indian removal

1:00:40

at all my family by andrew jackson yeah

1:00:42

someone who alex thinks is one the only good

1:00:44

president's as you i've got a yep so

1:00:46

i don't really care too much about their whatever

1:00:49

sort of bizarre gonna argument is

1:00:51

yeah my yes you know

1:00:53

you think that you wouldn't arm and

1:00:55

american indian but my favorite president

1:00:58

killed most of the

1:01:00

now what do you think about guns good point

1:01:02

yeah you got me cool so

1:01:05

alex has a surprise guest

1:01:07

who pops in have this is this was

1:01:09

weird this caught me off guard your

1:01:11

much paul now joins us here

1:01:14

there's a vietnam veteran himself

1:01:16

regardless the new world order

1:01:18

to for know run around this network

1:01:21

birch oh what's going on basra don't

1:01:23

want their up your program we have a good program

1:01:25

by just get on with humans go home from work

1:01:27

and job with you know try to pass

1:01:29

this on in case you didn't know to provide a

1:01:31

middle and mrs may not say

1:01:34

now are striking dna from your finger

1:01:36

prints and those were pretty scummy

1:01:38

the year olds and will give you give

1:01:40

you for your breasts were you divers license they

1:01:42

have you dna of they wanted

1:01:45

now where did you get some stories from

1:01:48

you piazza out

1:01:51

i was i was not aware of that

1:01:53

is hi i'm not doing

1:01:56

radio interviews this morning and didn't do as much

1:01:58

the operation as i should have that on

1:02:01

the decision fire there that don't allow

1:02:03

beyond all him our newsletter is

1:02:05

also will be on our website maybe the now

1:02:07

and sure but sneaking suspicion

1:02:10

that if it was you're not prisoner national science

1:02:13

my wife is probably already posted

1:02:17

do you heard about new york going to have the homosexual

1:02:19

high school was literally a great courses

1:02:22

you know as to talk your ready to a the christian

1:02:24

schools and pets this especially with that extra

1:02:26

weight have to shut down because my

1:02:28

license but we can put we will we can find a public

1:02:30

perverted school of course yes oh

1:02:33

i'm here in texas you can have a buddhist or muslim

1:02:35

there

1:02:35

are jewish school like that's

1:02:38

on licence but christians are

1:02:40

being shut down here this

1:02:42

came out of nowhere yeah

1:02:45

, wasn't something came up earlier on

1:02:47

the show at all at the real strange

1:02:49

thing for somebody to call in and be like

1:02:51

alex did know that horde of pegasus

1:02:53

are flying over the country to start

1:02:55

murdering all of us while my more like probably

1:02:58

got them do posted on on

1:03:02

good too good to remember

1:03:04

like his wife was basically

1:03:06

running a whole lot of info wars

1:03:08

f back at this point anyway

1:03:10

, pastor birch actually still has

1:03:13

this radio show called called to decision

1:03:15

radio but he's not really figure and alex's

1:03:17

world anymore that's really strange

1:03:20

since he's pushing all the same shit like

1:03:22

covert vaccine conspiracies an anti

1:03:24

abortion extremism you think they'd

1:03:26

still be like really tight but what happened

1:03:28

i don't know okay i just there's website

1:03:31

though him in the coming week one of his

1:03:33

guests his coach dave dobbin

1:03:35

meyer meyer

1:03:37

that we've covered couple times more

1:03:39

bizarrely though

1:03:41

the last week he had larry pratt

1:03:43

on as guess the guy from gun owners of america

1:03:45

yes that's only weird because i haven't

1:03:48

seen larry pratt on alex's show in bit

1:03:50

it feels like he is not known by alex's

1:03:53

gunship talking rolodex and

1:03:55

suspect that it's because ted nugent they

1:03:57

are for that and alex is nothing if not

1:03:59

star fuckers yeah

1:04:00

there you go with the star over the

1:04:02

yeah so alex

1:04:05

he wants to take more calls medicare

1:04:08

because there's news

1:04:10

mario draghi more calls because i

1:04:12

got bunch of news a to be covered whatever

1:04:14

have not yet gotten to endeavor

1:04:16

for there

1:04:19

before i do that on

1:04:21

one appointed couple things and will cover news

1:04:24

then talk to our carol in pennsylvania

1:04:27

are we would patiently holding on

1:04:29

the late one day what as we

1:04:31

all know what i wouldn't doubt it i want

1:04:33

take calls but can't because of gotta get to the news

1:04:35

but also hear some plugs and metal do

1:04:37

some news and then i'll get on calls yeah that

1:04:39

was that was a roller coaster rohit

1:04:42

about what so agenda is going to

1:04:44

be there i have no idea what's gonna happen

1:04:46

sorry i can't take calls him to do some plug

1:04:48

them to talk to carol from my indiana

1:04:50

and doctor

1:04:52

but he does get to them headlines on some news

1:04:54

and guy and kind realized why alex doesn't

1:04:56

cover the news and much and

1:04:58

it's because the show grinds to fucking halt

1:05:00

when he's reading headlines now it's just

1:05:02

horrible the energy of sucked out a so

1:05:04

entirely right when he's talking collars

1:05:07

are risk and around and make and stuff up

1:05:09

and yelling it's kind of fun but i'm an old

1:05:11

reading headlines being like oh

1:05:14

no ads anyway even doing that reading

1:05:16

things that actively disagree

1:05:18

with this point as he's yeah

1:05:21

yep than yeah normal he does so

1:05:23

much more preparation via those railroad he

1:05:25

now works as rough morning so doing

1:05:27

here is one his stories

1:05:29

don't worry that claim they're about catch saddam

1:05:31

you believe any of that the watch

1:05:33

for years they put on t v

1:05:36

and said it was his sons now

1:05:38

they're going hell america watch figurine

1:05:40

and tell us it's saddam hussein

1:05:43

when the got his living and by the rose paid

1:05:45

off by rumsfeld and bush or

1:05:47

didn't a major russian and iranian newspapers

1:05:50

to i have found to be more accurate than

1:05:52

the neo con lies okay

1:05:54

well this one i mean

1:05:56

that's a low bar your

1:05:59

home

1:06:00

in hurry we're not we're that bow

1:06:02

and arrow deco have our did magically the

1:06:04

absolutely not see still

1:06:06

think that saddam skids deaths was faked

1:06:08

were faked as that saddam

1:06:10

is living in belarus so good

1:06:13

good that

1:06:15

it is was something he consistently

1:06:17

has been reporting

1:06:19

adding he believes it's nice know that

1:06:21

he's always trusted russian

1:06:24

television more had no iranians

1:06:26

tv as iranian tv show wanna

1:06:28

lie though because they would have him on

1:06:31

oh yeah well yeah he was a guest on like

1:06:33

iranian t v really yeah yeah

1:06:35

wow i think the and he would be

1:06:37

on r t and chips are like know that i for sure

1:06:39

i think that i didn't know he's an arabian

1:06:41

so yeah i think he trusts those those

1:06:44

a media spheres because they accept

1:06:46

him so are you telling me that it's entirely

1:06:48

possible if not probable that at

1:06:50

one point in time there were several

1:06:53

iranian info wars fans yes

1:06:55

yeah definitely yeah i'm

1:06:57

so you're smart news what a weird

1:06:59

thing to be uh-huh this

1:07:02

one's not good continuing

1:07:05

months before

1:07:06

movie on death of jesus causes

1:07:09

star try to get

1:07:11

the hutton gibson or maybe even mel gibson

1:07:13

the show the cause mean

1:07:15

all it does his show what the bible says

1:07:18

happen the current fantasies

1:07:21

had jesus kill

1:07:23

there are the jewish groups are

1:07:25

saying that is anti semitic so

1:07:27

this wasn't the criticism the jewish groups had

1:07:29

and criticism wasn't just coming

1:07:31

from jewish groups there were

1:07:33

a whole lotta anti semitic tropes

1:07:36

that at least where nodded towards in that

1:07:38

movie and there's just foundational

1:07:40

problem of trying to make one story

1:07:42

out of the four gospels that many people

1:07:44

have suggested mel gibson said just

1:07:46

not have tried to do that didn't

1:07:48

say when best adapted screenplay

1:07:51

successor also hundred

1:07:53

gibson is a holocaust denier and has

1:07:55

claimed that the second vatican council the

1:07:57

one where it was decreed that the jews were not

1:07:59

respond

1:08:00

the ball for jesus' death was a secret

1:08:02

plot orchestrated by the masons and

1:08:04

dues vs here's my mother

1:08:06

thought solitaire of quote this is absolutely

1:08:08

ridiculous am holocaust it's

1:08:10

all maybe not all fiction

1:08:12

but most is yep he was

1:08:14

asked quote why do the jews construct

1:08:17

holocaust museums and he answered

1:08:19

quote there too many survivors

1:08:21

it's just gimmick to collect money they

1:08:23

have to go where there is money

1:08:27

and here's another quota his movie quotes

1:08:29

they cannot admit that they were wrong at

1:08:31

these referring to killing jesus rye rarer

1:08:33

i may have had they been added for all

1:08:35

of history is the jews still actively

1:08:38

anti christian he is for

1:08:40

by being a jew he's anti every

1:08:42

one else that's

1:08:44

one the wyler things that i've ever heard

1:08:46

as person say out of outloud

1:08:48

mel gibson's that yeah that of cosmo

1:08:51

gibson himself as had little bit of history

1:08:53

of anti semitic outbursts your and

1:08:55

twenty ten when own writer told a story

1:08:57

about meeting mel gibson jewish people

1:08:59

came up in conversation and he asked her

1:09:01

quote you're not an oven dodger

1:09:03

are you this language and

1:09:05

worse was reported to have been used

1:09:07

regularly by mel gibson reported

1:09:10

by joe esther house a screenwriter

1:09:13

who was working with gibson with film and ever got

1:09:15

made he also said the gibson called

1:09:17

the holocaust quota mostly a lot

1:09:19

of horse shit and of course

1:09:21

in two thousand six yelled about how jews are responsible

1:09:23

for all the wars in world when he got pulled

1:09:25

over for a dui there was that i

1:09:28

asked him like this is alex is kind

1:09:30

families and loving maybe

1:09:32

there were lot of the anti semitic tropes

1:09:34

in the past and the great yeah

1:09:37

i mean what

1:09:40

level , a little of of

1:09:43

up if you want to movie and you don't know

1:09:45

who made it there it's still have

1:09:48

a bit of man yeah there's there

1:09:50

are some seems that like well this is a

1:09:52

little much get them you consider

1:09:54

who made it in like oh yeah

1:09:57

than bathroom you remember

1:09:59

how many you

1:10:00

groups were bused in to see

1:10:02

that movie and all those children

1:10:04

were just bombarded with hollywood

1:10:07

anti semitism the

1:10:09

up a good to see that mel gibson

1:10:11

still getting somewhere oh yeah no ruff

1:10:14

anyway alex has some

1:10:16

thoughts about

1:10:20

you know how to put it the gay agenda

1:10:22

as your

1:10:23

jay leno slated queer

1:10:26

, makeover pushes out of and

1:10:28

age dot com com

1:10:30

product placement showed dramas high

1:10:32

ratings and they and a

1:10:35

that its actually that funded

1:10:39

sitcoms and dramas being funded by

1:10:41

groups to push homosexuality

1:10:44

yeah the government pushes anti gun messages

1:10:47

lot of is paid for theres positive

1:10:49

promotion one of big advertisement

1:10:52

agency website bragging

1:10:54

about this your marketers

1:10:56

are ongoing basement deals on

1:10:58

the breakout queer eye

1:11:01

for the straight guy even as nbc

1:11:04

lots august fourteen special on which the

1:11:06

shows gay fashion team will

1:11:08

make over jay leno the

1:11:10

paid for folks when you watch that

1:11:12

shit dominant seems like they've got this

1:11:15

agenda yards paid

1:11:17

for when you see on say anti gun com

1:11:19

answer

1:11:20

hi american comments and this is all

1:11:22

expanded under bush this

1:11:24

article that alex is talking about is

1:11:26

about how successful queer eye for the

1:11:28

straight guy is right and how people

1:11:30

want to buy product placement time

1:11:32

on it rises like i don't know that

1:11:34

alsace soon litter of puppies are

1:11:37

they put our products rgb like

1:11:39

a fashion product of size or

1:11:41

it would be associated with or a fashion

1:11:43

show yes are some clothing line

1:11:45

or as you are like that where that kind of stuff

1:11:47

is what is a song about it's not like of

1:11:50

the government is paying to

1:11:52

put game content dot is bit as

1:11:54

popular people enjoy it it's getting

1:11:56

high ratings help so people who want

1:11:58

to sell their products are by

1:12:00

i'm on this know this is your

1:12:02

new era years is wrong the

1:12:04

inside of it supposed families

1:12:07

if it weren't for the bush family

1:12:09

will and grace would never have made of the air

1:12:12

we bonded that first episode you

1:12:14

know that you know that your

1:12:16

high boots are you know who got first

1:12:19

will and grace was on pbs and

1:12:21

forgot that

1:12:24

the book band this is ridiculous like

1:12:27

a i use pretending

1:12:29

this isn't just like commercials

1:12:31

spits abuse as being

1:12:33

somehow offended by as that's the

1:12:35

idea of promo like buying

1:12:37

ad time on a program that

1:12:40

features homosexual people now

1:12:42

is somehow an insidious conspiracy

1:12:44

perhaps this is this is pathetic

1:12:47

yeah yeah you know

1:12:49

the attitude we're we're pretty convinced

1:12:51

we were pretty convinced that the attitudes from

1:12:53

even the far right had kind of changed

1:12:55

over years at i mean at it's been twenty

1:12:57

years not there haven't been

1:12:59

as a shit ton of hurricanes because

1:13:01

gay people are fine now you know like it's

1:13:04

and then you just realize they just can't stop

1:13:06

talking about it or that are not about it and slightly

1:13:08

different what exactly they didn't they didn't change

1:13:10

skill as saying may be less

1:13:13

overtly like of

1:13:15

identifiably hateful things up

1:13:17

of a man just sort of people

1:13:20

keep in the fire ago and yep out

1:13:22

underground yeah tending the embers

1:13:25

whom , brutal so

1:13:27

ah here's the the end of our

1:13:29

or adventure on august fourth

1:13:32

i think it's just kind of like nice thing

1:13:35

that resonates to the press

1:13:37

us government warns eminent massive

1:13:39

internet hack attacks yeah we know youre

1:13:41

launching an huge denial of service

1:13:43

attacks yeah weve already felt that added

1:13:46

for dot wow

1:13:49

why are we not can i know but not for

1:13:51

sale civilians or to force

1:13:53

a lot of schools and evil and i appreciate

1:13:55

all your support loathes made me will

1:13:57

love exposing even a young europe

1:14:00

how like or array when the i go

1:14:02

invasion of ukraine started and alex

1:14:04

saying that false flag attacks and hack

1:14:06

attacks and yep yeah the power grids

1:14:08

going down everything we're about to happen so they

1:14:10

could blame it on boot and he's and i

1:14:12

never happen he says i kind shit for

1:14:14

the last twenty years he up for now regular

1:14:16

that you bet so our

1:14:18

just predictions constantly girl

1:14:20

yeah l doms kids fake

1:14:23

das when you've only got one

1:14:25

response to things it does happen over

1:14:27

and over and over again doesn't it whoa

1:14:29

nelly yes yes it's

1:14:31

so

1:14:34

fitbit careers bad what inspires

1:14:36

us twenty years moon god

1:14:39

damn beer imagine

1:14:41

if we still did

1:14:43

the novelty during say

1:14:46

we couldn't forgive me sustain

1:14:49

that i'm struggling to come up with

1:14:51

breitbart he was really good about

1:14:55

things are getting less bright over time it's not

1:14:57

your phone or wrong it's not your fault

1:14:59

value of ice cream if we go after that

1:15:01

always good earth's moon boy

1:15:04

yup so this brings us to the end

1:15:06

of our two thousand three adventure

1:15:08

ideally will be back

1:15:10

on wednesday with amendment day episode

1:15:12

check in with alex year maybe he'll

1:15:15

have like a scrapbook of pictures

1:15:17

from his trip maybe

1:15:19

he'll have he'll have about running into

1:15:21

globalist added all right weird

1:15:23

or outdoor locations you're

1:15:25

certainly not a hot spring to summer

1:15:27

i want on that story around him to accidentally

1:15:30

wander into a gemstone store something

1:15:32

along that the like a new agey store we've

1:15:34

got a name that he doesn't quite understand

1:15:36

and thinks it's gonna have like hot peppers

1:15:38

or barbecue sauce and he walks in there everybody's

1:15:41

just looking at gems that might make

1:15:43

your day better you know

1:15:45

many thanks it's a conspiracy but exams

1:15:48

actually more why are there

1:15:50

killing them i would like to keep seduce

1:15:52

on west coast yeah i'd like hear about

1:15:54

him going into like the woods

1:15:57

is now or again are watching

1:15:59

that be fun

1:16:00

beautiful weather nord running into a globalist

1:16:02

van introduces him to sasquatch woo

1:16:05

yeah i'd like sasquatch appear it's

1:16:07

yeah are what if he was out west sasquatch

1:16:10

ssssss same

1:16:12

response

1:16:17

that

1:16:17

shit right there in the only reason

1:16:19

went to florida woman hang out with alfie

1:16:21

oaks and go do

1:16:23

that he was looking for the skunk ape oh

1:16:25

i thought he was looking for the loch ness monster can oh

1:16:28

really doesn't have sense of darrelle when went

1:16:30

to go or bilderberg though that we were go

1:16:32

to europe sir i look for the right or absolute

1:16:34

for nasa uses decrypted hunter that's

1:16:36

what's really going on it would been better career

1:16:38

mode of in great career i want to find

1:16:41

all these beings i didn't yell at them pass

1:16:43

ah i gotta find out if he scripted don't

1:16:45

run the , at animals

1:16:48

that don't exist with scripted

1:16:50

or into the such an amendment system off my

1:16:52

end of the madman bummer man could

1:16:54

be right diary what else got

1:16:56

jetties for sure there is a frozen

1:16:59

north they got hunt mahmood lady

1:17:01

i got rifles ah what else to

1:17:03

a gargoyles gargoyles no

1:17:05

i saw the cartoon in nineties they my guns

1:17:07

now they could fly

1:17:09

they don't need of my land on people

1:17:12

thousand most of the show

1:17:14

trying think have other twitter its

1:17:16

why am i have do ,

1:17:18

that jordan

1:17:21

will be back indeed we will but until then

1:17:23

we have we do its knowledge its dot com yep

1:17:25

were also on twitter

1:17:27

we are it is at knowledge underscore

1:17:29

fighting that go to bed jordan yep also forgotten

1:17:31

out context drop that i had so

1:17:35

i'm pro john i'm a call me that's right

1:17:38

yeah we will be back but

1:17:40

until then of neo and leo and easy

1:17:42

x gorka hope you all have a

1:17:44

wonderful dreamy creamy summer

1:17:46

and now here comes to sex robots

1:17:49

andy in kansas you're on the here thanks for holding

1:17:51

so alex

1:17:53

some of first time caller i'm a huge fan i love

1:17:56

your work i'll let me